The saga of the emergency room “The Pitt” was roasted as the best television drama of the year, and the satire of the show “The Studio” was crowned best comedy, while Hollywood Stars delivered trophies in the Annual Awards of Emmy on Sunday.
The HBO series “The Pitt” was the winner of the discomfort about “Severance”, a surreal comment about the corporate power that entered the red carpet ceremony in Los Angeles with the greatest number of nominations.
The “The Pitt” star, Noah Wyle, won his first Emmy, taking the award for the best drama actor. He had previously been nominated five times for his role in the medical drama “ER”, but never won.
“Wow. What a dream this has been,” Wyle said on stage, before thanking health workers. “For anyone who goes to the turn or leaves the turn tonight, thanks for being in that job.”
Seth Rogen, star and cooker of “The Studio”, also claimed his first Emmy for the best comedy actor, along with others to direct and write the Apple TV+ (AAPL.O), opens a new tab program with his producer partner, Evan Goldberg.
“I am legitimately ashamed for how happy this does to me,” Rogen said as he held the comedy series trophy.
“The Late Show With Stephen Colbert” was held as the best series of talks for the first time in his career of a decade.
CBS, the network that transmitted to the Emmy, announced in July that it was canceling the program for financial reasons, a decision that caused a protest.
A smiling Colbert offered gratitude to his employer on Sunday. “I want to thank CBS for giving us the privilege of being part of the night tradition, which I hope will continue for a long time,” Colbert said.
Previously, when presenting an award, Colbert joked about the need for a job. “While I have your attention, is anyone hiring?” He asked the public.
“Adolescence”, a dark story of Netflix about a teenager accused of murder, received the best honor of the limited series.
His 15 -year -old star, Owen Cooper, was named Best Support Actor in a limited series, becoming the youngest winner in that category.
The English actor said he began taking drama classes a couple of years ago. “If you listen and focus on your comfort zone, you can achieve anything,” Cooper said. “It was nothing three years ago.”
In other awards, Jeff Hiller was the surprise winner of the best secondary comedy actor for the HBO program “Hoilebody Subwhere”. Hiller thanked HBO executives for “putting sweaty and middle -aged people on the same network as the sexy adolescents of ‘euphoria’.”
“Hacks” stars Jean Smart and Hannah Einbinder claimed the actress and cast actress in the comedy field. His program tells the story of a comedian who clashes with the network that transmits his night interview program.
The prize was Smart’s fourth Emmy for the role of “hacks” and the first for Einbinder, despite three previous nominations. Einbinder said he had convinced himself that “it was more great to lose.”
“This is also great,” he said with a smile, before finishing his speech with “Free Palestine”, one of the few political moments of the night.
HBO and Netflix led all the networks with 30 Emmy awards every year. Apple TV+ received 22.
The winners were chosen by the approximately 26,000 artists, directors, producers and other members of the television academy.
The host for the first time, Nate Bargatze, offered an incentive for the honoree during the live ceremony in CBS to maintain their short speeches. The comedian promised a donation of $ 100,000 to the beneficial organization, but warned that it would reduce the amount every time a speaker exceeded its 45 seconds assigned.
At the end of the program, Bargatze announced that long -breath comments had left their deficit charity background. He said he and CBS, however, would donate $ 350,000 to the children’s clubs in America.
